Used memory sticks being sold online contains sensitive Government data

Selling an used memory sticks often pose an information security risk- We might be thinking that we completely erased the data from it, but it is possible to recover the files that are not properly deleted with the help of some tools.

A recent study found that "old memory sticks" being sold online contain sensitive Australian Government data.

The research paper which is to be presented at a cyber security conference in Perth reveals how researchers discovered the confidential Government data while they are researching the used memory sticks, The Australian news reports.

The study found that sellers are sending memory cards without properly erasing the data. The recovered data not only contains a personal info but also appears to be information belong to Australian government.

"It is evident that actions must be taken by second hand auction sites, and the media to raise awareness and educate end-users on how to dispose of data in an appropriate manner," the study says.

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Google to Businesses: Don't Use Google+ (Yet) !

Twitter isn't just about tweeting what you had for lunch, and there's more to Facebook than 'poking' your friends and growing your farm. If you're a business owner, social networking is a great tool for promoting your brand, and at some point, Google+ will join the fray. For the time being, however, Google is asking businesses, universities, and other organizations not to bother with its social networking service.
"Right now we're very much focused on optimizing for the consumer experience, but we have a great team of engineers building a similarly optimized business experience for Google+," Christian Oestlien, product manager for Google+, said in a YouTube video. "We are very excited about it and we hope to roll it out later this year."

Oestlien said the business version will include things like rich analytics and the ability to connect a business profile to other parts of Google, such as AdWords.
"We will be doing some testing," Oestlien said. "We're going to take a small group of brands, businesses, and other entities and create profiles for them and see how users interact with them via circles, through the stream, and even how they communicate through hangouts."
In the meantime, Oestlien asked businesses to refrain from creating consumer accounts, warning that Google+'s policy team will actively work with profile owners to shut down non-user profiles.

Google Plus invite or Facebook video calling: What do you prefer !

What would you prefer, Google Plus invite or Facebook video calling? If you ask this question to anyone, the unequal response is known to us all. It will be Google+

It has not been launched yet. Nonetheless it is being talked about in very positive words and everyone seems to be smitten by it. So are we closer to yet another great product from Google, the search and advertising czar.

Google started off as a search engine. Initially it tried to find ways to satisfy its investors about its viability and its ability to generate fund and make profit. But when it discovered the moneymaking ability through its small adds on every other page on the internet, everything else fell in line.

Now it is the biggest advertisement agency along with being the largest search engine with close to sixty five percent of the search engine market across the world.

For the last two years there has been increased talk of Facebook overtaking Google not just in its reach but business as well. Facebook at one point of time was increasing its membership at menacing speed.

But now things are changing. Even before Google Plus became a talking point, there were reports that Facebook membership in its key markets in Europe and USA was declining. In the last few months alone Facebook lost close to 16 million users in the US market. And mind you, US market is financially most important market in websphere followed by Europe.

Now with Google Plus, facebook is now facing an existential threat from the internet giant that has killed many big time players in websphere. Yahoo, Hotmail, MSN just to name a few were among the top players. But they don’t remain at the same level any more.

So is it the turn of Facebook to face the onslaught from Google with Google Plus? During the more than a week it seems that everyone has been smitten by Google plus and its affiliates including Hangouts, circles besides other Google Plus adages.

Linked In Confirms Data Breach, Here's What You Can Do !

Phishers are coming out of the woodwork trying to bait panicked or otherwise unsuspecting LinkedIn users into supposedly 'confirming' their account, but what they're really doing is hijacking login credentials. They're also compounding the situation, whereby LinkedIn has now confirmed it suffered a data breach in which encrypted user passwords were compromised. Here's what you should do.
First and foremost, log into LinkedIn by typing the site's address directly into your browser and change your password. Don't click on any links in emails, even if they appear to be legit, which some of them do. It's unclear whether or not LinkedIn has begun notifying its members of the data breach via email, but according to security firm ESET, plenty of legitimate looking phishing emails are making the rounds.

The next thing you should do is change your password on any other site that uses the same login credentials. You should be using different passwords for different sites anyway, but if not, now's a great time to get into the habit of separating your online accounts.
According to reports, around 6.5 million LinkedIn passwords fell into malicious hands, so there's a good chance yours is one of them. If you want to know for sure, LastPass has an online tool that will compare the SHA-1 hash of your password with those that have been compromised. But is it safe to fork over your LinkedIn password to LastPass?

"The above tool asks you to enter your LinkedIn password, and then computes its SHA-1 hash and sends the result to LastPass.com to search the list of 6.5 million leaked password hashes. A hash is a mathematical function that is simple to perform in one direction, but very difficult to reverse. Meaning, the tool will convert your password into a series of characters in such a way that it will be very difficult to re-construct your original password," LastPass explains.
LastPass says that only the hash of your password is sent to LastPass.com's servers, not your actual password. And according to Mashable, LastPass doesn't store your hash on its servers. Still, if you're feeling uneasy, go ahead and change your LinkedIn password regardless.

World IPv6 Launch Gives Crowded Internet Much Needed Breathing Room !

If you're reading this, you must be online, and if you're online, let us say 'Welcome to a larger Internet.' Today kicks off theWorld IPv6 Launch event organized by the Internet Society and intended to bring major internet service providers (ISPs), home networking equipment manufacturers, and web companies around the world together to enable and embrace the IPv6 protocol for their products and services.
Count Google among them. As the sultan of search points out, few could have imagined that the Internet today would serve nearly 2.5 billion people and 11 billion devices when it was launched operationally back in 1983. But that's what happened, and suddenly the Internet is running out of addresses.
As constructed, there's room for around 4.3 billion addresses. Internet Protocol version 6 expands that number exponentially, to "about 340 trillion, trillion, trillion!," Google says.
"Today's World IPv6 Launch, coordinated by the Internet Society, marks the day that participating websites, Internet Service Providers (ISP), and network hardware manufacturers switch on IPv6 permanently in parallel with IPv4," Google said in a blog post. "We’re proud to be one of the founding participants; virtually all Google’s services have been available over IPv6 for a while, but IPv6 access was only available to networks participating in the 'Google over IPv6' program. From now on, they will be made available to any IPv6 network on the Internet (well, almost any).
IPv6 still has a ways to go in terms of widespread adoption. Most ISPs haven't embraced the new standard yet, and the same is true for many websites. Not all home network equipment supports IPv6 either, though some can be upgraded with a relatively simple firmware updates. Others will need to be replaced entirely.
Are you ready? If you want to test your setup and infrastructure, head here.

Dell Launches Inspiron 14z Ultrabook, 'Fashionable' Inspiron 15R and 17R Laptops !

The very last thing in the world students heading out into summer vacation want to think about right now is the fact they'll have to go back to school in a few months. Parents, however, know the back-to-school season is coming, and they're the ones Dell is pitching its "tailored line-up of Inspiron laptops" to, including Dell's first Inspiron Ultrabook model, the 14z.

Dell's 14z rolls off the lot with a Core i3 processor, though you can upgrade to a Core i5 or Core i7 Ivy Bridge processor before driving it home. It's only Dell's second Ultrabook model, joining the XPS 13, and it sports a brushed aluminum finish in Moon Silver or (later this summer) Fire Red. A baseline build weighs 4.12 pounds and measures 0.83 inches at its chunkiest point. And if that's too big, Dell also announced a 13-inch version (13z) that weighs 3.81 pounds. Pricing starts at $700 for the 14z and $600 for the 13z.

In addition to Ultrabooks, Dell today rolled out new Inspiron 15R and 17R laptops with high definition displays and a variety of processor, memory, and storage options. They also feature optional color SWITCH lids, Intel Wireless Display technology, and Waves MaxxAudio 3 sound processing. Special Edition versions up the ante with Full HD displays, Blu-ray options, Skullcandy speakers, and Nvidia graphics options (17R). Pricing starts at $550 for the 15R ($900 for the Special Edition) and $600 for the 17R ($1,300 for Special Edition).
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Mozilla Firefox 13 Hits Release Channel, Brings New Homepage and Tabs !

The latest and greatest version of Mozilla's Firefox web browser -- Firefox 13 -- doesn't alter the browser scene with earth shaking innovation or groundbreaking feature additions, nor have we come to expect such gargantuan leaps in browser development since Mozilla swithced to a rapid release schedule. That said, there is a new version of Firefox on the Release channel, and here's what it brings to the table.
First and foremost, Firefox's new default homepage offers quicker access to bookmarks, history, settings, and more. The other notable change has to do with tabs. When opening a new tab, Firefox presents users with their most visited pages.
Other than those two additions, Mozilla mainly just sprinkled in a few changes to how the browser behaves and resolved a bunch of bugs, as it usually does with each new Firefox release. Restored background tabs are no longer loaded by default, a move intended to speed up the startup process, and smooth scrolling is now enabled by default. On the developer side, Mozilla said it made 72 total improvements to Page Inspector, HTML panel, Style Inspector, Scratchpad, and Style Editor.
The complete list of changes is here, and you can download the latest Firefox release here.

Anti Sniffer Tools List To Protect You From Sniffing Attacks

As we known spoofing attack is a situation in which one person or program successfully masquerades as another by falsifying data and thereby gaining an illegitimate advantage.
So today we are posting some Antisniffer tools to protect you from sniffing attacks.

                                                                  1. Trafscrambler:

                                     

sniffer/IDS LKM(Network Kernel Extension) for OSX

SYN decoy - sends out number of SYN pkts before the original SYN pkt
TCP reset attack - sends out RST/FIN pkt with bad sequence
Pre-connection SYN - sends out SYN with wrong TCP-checksum
Post-connection SYN - sends out fake SYN after connection establishment
Zero Window - send out pkt with “0” window set
Injection of packets with bogus data and with randomly selected bad TCP cksum or bad TCP sequences
Userland binary(tsctrl) for controlling trafscrambler NKE
Plugged an mbuf leak

Download


2. Sniff joke:
SniffJoke is an application for Linux that handle transparently your TCP connection, delaying, modifying and inject fake packets inside your transmission, make them almost impossible to be correctly read by a passive wiretapping technology (IDS or sniffer).



Download

3. Kitty-Litter
Its a small size tool and configured and installed by all types of userrs. This tool is protect from data leakage from the websites and online accounts.
Download

4. ACiD (ARP Change intrusion Detector)
ACID is a network monitoring tool that detects anomalies in IP to MAC pairs.
ACiD has been designed to evidence the anomalies that are due to active attacks on the network. For example is possible to detect arpspoof-like attacks.
Download

NVIDIA to Release Overclocking Tools for Linux Gamers

NVIDIA is considering the development and launch of specific gaming tools for the Linux fans, which should bring platforms at the same level with Windows.

NVIDIA is providing much better drivers for the Linux platform, especially now that Steam has been launched and a lot of games have started to make an appearance.

The one thing that's missing from Linux is some control over the video graphics card, like overclocking. According to a phoronix.com report, this is about to change.

“Unfortunately, I can’t comment on unannounced features. However, I can tell you that we’re definitely taking Linux gaming serious so we’ll be arming gamers with the tools they need to get the best gaming experience possible. Stay tuned! ;),” said NVIDIA's Sean Pelletier.

This is extremely good news for the gamers who like to make the best of their hardware and for the platform in general, which will get more control over the functionality of the graphics card.

Two PHP.net Servers Hacked, Set Up to Serve Malware

On Thursday, we reported that Google started flagging php.net, the official website of the PHP scripting language, as hosting suspicious content. After analyzing the incident, The PHP Group has determined that two of their servers had been hacked and set up to serve malware.

According to The PHP Group’s own analysis, the hackers compromised the server that hosts php.net, git.php.net, and static.php.net, and the one that hosts bugbs.php.net.

Services have been migrated to new, secure servers. In addition, since the attackers may have accessed the private key for the php.net SSL certificate, the certificate has been revoked.

PHP users are not affected by the breach. However, the passwords of individuals committing code to svn.php.net and git.php.net have been reset.

PHP developers are confident that their Git repository has not been impacted. Currently, it’s unknown how the cybercriminals managed to hack the PHP servers.

It appears that a piece of JavaScript malware was served between October 22 and October 24. However, The PHP Group says that only a small percentage of php.net users are impacted.

What’s interesting about this incident is the fact that, initially, The PHP Group was almost certain that Google’s warning was a false positive.

Additional details on this incident will be made available most likely next week.

Security researchers from Trustwave, Panda Security, Avast, Barracuda Networks and other companies have analyzed the attack. Kaspersky’s Fabio Assolini has identified a malicious iframe pointing to the Magnitude Exploit Kit that had been set up to serve the Tepfer Trojan, a piece of ransomware that’s designed to encrypt files.

Panda’s Bart Blaze has also analyzed some of the payloads served in this attack. In addition to ransomware, he has also identified versions of Fareit, ZeroAccess and ZeuS.

Play Your Favorite Windows Games with PlayOnLinux 4.2.1

PlayOnLinux, a software based on Wine (Wine is not an emulator) which allows users to easily install and use numerous games and apps designed to run with Microsoft Windows, has reached version 4.2.1.

The PlayOnLinux updates are a little too far in between but, given the fact that the software is based on Wine, which is updated regularly, they are not all that important. Nonetheless, you should upgrade to the latest version.

According to the changelog, when removing shortcuts or virtual drives from the Configure window, the desktop icons, menu entries, etc. are now also removed.

Also, the Python's VersionLower has been fixed, and a huge problem in bug reporting introduced in 4.2 has been corrected.

A complete list of new features and changes can be found in the official changelog, which is inside the source archive.

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HOW TO DELETE VIRUS MANUALLY WITHOUT USING ANY ANTI-VIRUS PROGRAMS

This tutorial will teach you how to delete virus manually without using any anti-virus programs in your computer. The tutorial is just basic but effective and it's easy to learn. The following steps are just a summary of the video related to Clint's blog post.


Note: To be able to delete any of your file, make sure it was not use by other programs of processes.


Begin Step 1. Let's use Task Manager.
Since virus and other infectious files are running it's process within your computer system, you are unable to delete the virus unless you kill or end the process that using the virus or keep it running. In this section, we will have to use the task manager in your computer systems in order to kill a process.
Press Ctrl + Alt + Del in your keyboard to access your task manager. In case you can't access your task manager it's either you are already infected by virus or other related files. You can download FREE extended task manager to replace your infected task manager, click here to download.

Now, if you already have the task manager, open it and go toprocess tab. This time, it's a little bit harder to determine which one of the process that is a virus or keep the virus running on your computer. You have to make a little research here. But here is a few tips for you to determine the virus. You have a files like this. csrss.exe, svchost.exe, smss.exe, Lsass.exe, most virus copy their names with that file names but got little bit difference in spelling. Review that files and if you found files like this: svcchost.exe, ssmss.exe, cssrss.exe, look at the spelling...that's a virus.
Another TIP. Open your command prompt. Go to Start>Run and type cmd.

A Command Prompt window will open. Now, type on the current location in your cmd this command: cd.. hit ENTER and another cd..hit ENTER.
Refer to the image below.

On your current DRIVE: type, dir /ah and hit ENTER. All directories and files with hidden attribute in your current drive will display.
Refer to the image below.

Now, look for autorun.inf file on the displayed items. If you found an autorun.inf file open it using notepad. Close now your cmd.

Here's how to open autorun.inf file using notepad.
Go to Run, type: notepad c:\autorun.inf and hit ENTER.

Note: we are currently in drive C. in case you have different drive letters, please change the C to your own drive letter.


An autorun.inf should open in notepad like this:

You have notice the OPEN command inside the autorun.inf. Now, after the open command there is a name "virusname.exe" which will be the name of the virus or worms. Go back now to your task manager and look for that name, select it and then END TASK. You have now end the virus process. You are now done with our first step.


Proceed to Step 2. Let's again use the Command Prompt.

Open command prompt from Start>Run and type cmd. Or go to All Programs>Accessories>Command Prompt.

In command prompt window. as we have done on the first step using command prompt, use again the cd.. command twice to go to our drive c. (note again: your drive maybe different with mine.)




Now, type dir /ah. Remember the name of the virus as on step 1? Then now, delete the virus using the del command. But first, remember that virus are hidden files, which means we should change it's attributes using attrib command.
Type attrib -s -h virusname.exe /s /f . Refer to the image below:

After changing the attribute, you can now freely delete the virus.
Type del "virusname.exe" /f. Refer to the image below:

Now, you should have deleted the virus. Next step is to navigate to your Windows folder and system32 folder. To navigate to windows folder. Use the command cd "windows" and then
do the same job again. First look for virus name, change the attribute and delete. After doing it, navigate to system32 then do the same job again. Next is to navigate to the other drives, example your D, E, F, or removable drives and do the same job. That's it.............


To know more on how to use the command prompt commands, just type the command name followed by /?
i.e. cd /?


Step 3. Let's restore the altered system files which cause by virus or worms. One or more of this important file are altered within your system after you get infected:


Command Prompt or cmd
Registry Editor or regedit.exe
Run command
Task Manager
Folder Options

APACHE TOMCAT 6.0.37 / 7.0.47 / 8.0.0 RC5

Apache Tomcat, an open source software implementation of the Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages technologies, developed under the Java Community Process, is now at version 7.0.47.



After a short hiatus, a new version of the popular Apache solution has been released with a few changes and improvements.

Highlights of Apache Tomcat 7.0.47 (violetagg):

• A few regression with the legacy WebSocket implementation in NIO and APR connectors have been corrected;
• A hang observed with Java 6 on the Windows platform that occurred when stopping the Tomcat process via CTRL-C, has been corrected;
• The NOTICE files are now corrected according to the NOTICE files requirement;
• The APR/native connector has been updated to version 1.1.29.

A complete list of changes, fixes, and new features can be found in the official changelog.



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NVIDIA 331.17 BETA DRIVERS OFFICIALLY RELEASED

Nvidia has just announced the immediate availability for download of the 331.17 Beta version of its graphics driver for Linux operating systems.


The new Linux display driver, 331.17, is actually an update for the Beta branch, which means that a new stable is already on its way.

Highlights of Nvidia 331.17 Beta Driver:

• A bug that prevented the configuration files containing application profiles from being loaded when directories were present in the application profile configuration search path has been fixed;
• Deferred initialization of libselinux in the NVIDIA OpenGL driver has been implemented;
• nvidia-uvm.ko, the NVIDIA Unified Memory kernel module, has been added to the NVIDIA Linux driver package.

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Download Nvidia Display Driver 331.17 for FreeBSD

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ADOBE HACK: AT LEAST 39 MILLION USERS AFFECTED, PHOTOSHOP SOURCE CODE STOLEN

More details have come to light regarding the recent Adobe hack. Initially, the company said the details of only 2.9 million customers were stolen. However, it appears the actual number is much bigger.


When Brian Krebs and Alex Holden came across the details of Adobe customers and the source code for several of the company’s products, they found a 2.5 Gb password-protected file. At the time, they couldn’t crack the password so its content remained a mystery.



However, this past weekend, a version of the file that wasn’t protected by a password was posted on AnonNews.org, an uncensored news platform operated by the members of the Anonymous movement. The file, users.tar.gz, contains what appear to be the usernames and hashed passwords of over 150 million users.

According to Adobe representatives, many of the IDs obtained by the attackers are inactive, invalid, and test accounts. The company is currently in the process of determining their exact number.

“So far, our investigation has confirmed that the attackers obtained access to Adobe IDs and (what were at the time valid), encrypted passwords for approximately 38 million active users,” Adobe spokesperson Heather Edell told Krebs.

“We have completed email notification of these users. We also have reset the passwords for all Adobe IDs with valid, encrypted passwords that we believe were involved in the incident—regardless of whether those users are active or not.”

In addition, it appears the cybercriminals have also managed to steal source code for Adobe Photoshop. Initially, it was believed that only Acrobat, Reader and ColdFusion source code was compromised. Adobe has confirmed that at least some of the Photoshop source code has been stolen.

The company has contacted AnonNews.org to have the files removed from the website.

DROPBOX 2.4.5 IS NOW THE LATEST STABLE VERSION

Dropbox 2.4.5, a client for an online service that lets you bring all your photos, docs, and videos anywhere, no matter the platform, is now available for download.


A new stable build of Dropbox has been released, but it's a rather conservative version. It only comes with a few changes. For example, the Finder crash at startup has been fixed, a crash when quitting in XP has been corrected, and a few other small fixes have been implemented.

A few other changes have been added in the 2.4 branch, including much faster upload/download speeds for large files. The Dropbox version has remained on 2.4.3 for now, at least on the Ubuntu systems, but that's likely to change soon.

Download Dropbox 2.4.5 for LinuxDownload Dropbox 2.4.5 for WindowsDownload Dropbox 2.4.5 for Mac OS

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EXPERT FINDS UNRESTRICTED FILE UPLOAD VULNERABILITY IN TWITTER – VIDEO

Ebrahim Hegazy, a cyber security analyst consultant at Q-CERT, has identified a couple of serious vulnerabilities in Twitter.


The first issue could have been leveraged by hackers to upload arbitrary files to Twitter’s systems. According to the expert, the flaw plagued dev.twitter.com, a website that allows developers to create applications that integrate Twitter.

“You will have a option to upload an image for that application. The uploader will check for the uploaded files to accept certain images extensions only, like PNG, JPG and other extensions won’t get uploaded,” the expert told Softpedia.

He added, “The vulnerability allowed me to bypass this security check/validation and to successfully upload .htaccess and .php files to twimg.com server. twimg.com is working as a CDN(content delivery network) which mean that every time I upload a file it will be hosted on a different server/subdomain for twimg.com.”

Under normal circumstances, a hacker who can upload PHP files to a server can execute commands on that server. However, since twimg.com works as a CDN, scripts cannot be executed on it.

On the other hand, there are still plenty of things cybercriminals can do. For instance, they can use the Twitter service as a botnet command and control server. This can be particularly efficient considering that twimg.com is a trusted domain.

Furthermore, hackers could have used the vulnerability to host their malicious files.

Hegazy says that an attacker could have damaged Twitter’s reputation by uploading a defacement page to twimg.com subdomains to make it look like they had been breached.

Fortunately, the flaw has been addressed by Twitter.

In addition to this vulnerability, the expert has also identified a vulnerability that could have been exploited by hackers to redirect users to arbitrary websites. This security hole has also been fixed by Twitter.

Twitter doesn’t have a bug bounty program yet. However, the company has added Ebrahim Hegazy’s name to its security hall of fame.

Here are the videos in which the expert shows how the unrestricted file upload vulnerability could have been exploited:

Check out the proof-of-concept video for the open redirect vulnerability:

ARCH LINUX 2013.11.01 IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD

Yet another ISO image of the powerful Arch Linux operating system has been released today, November 1, 2013, by the Arch Linux developers.


Every month, the Arch Linux development team prepares a new installation image that contains a new kernel, new/updated packages, as well as various improvements and bugfixes, ready for those of you who are eager to install Arch Linux on new machines.

Arch Linux 2013.11.01 is the new ISO version, it is still powered by Linux kernel 3.11 (3.11.6 is the actual version) and includes all the updates that were released during the past month, October 2013.

Of course, existing Arch Linux users don’t need to grab a new ISO image of Arch Linux in order to keep their systems up to date, as this is a rolling-release distribution, and you can always keep it healthy by using the sudo pacman -Syucommand from time to time.

Arch Linux 2013.11.01 is distributed as a dual architecture ISO image, supporting both 64-bit and 32-bit platforms.

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PHPMYADMIN 4.0.9 OFFICIALLY RELEASED

phpMyAdmin, the popular tool written in PHP intended to handle the administration of MySQL databases, has just reached version 4.0.9.


The final version of phpMyAdmin 4.0.9 has been launched and is ready for download. The developers have implemented quite a few changes and improvements.

Highlights of phpMyAdmin 4.0.9:
• The view can now be updated during a search;
• Users can now refresh by deleting databases;
• Filtering the database names no longer includes empty groupings;
• phpMyAdmin now displays and manipulates the bit(64) fields appropriately;
• The navi panel refresh has been removed;
• SSL no longer redirects to port 80;
• The DROP DATABASE no longer displays the wrong database name.

A complete list of changes is available in the official changelog, which can also be found in the downloaded source archive.

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